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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-06
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spois opcncd quicicr aud higher and closed
firm, middling, pliiG' Sales - bales.
Quotations were as follow, Ordinary, : Ito.
ruod ordinary, SO, low middling, biG',
middlinr, o ii.iGc, good mtldling, o'sc, mid.
ding fair. 10 7.iGr. lair n l.lOc
futuw- Opened steady and closed strong. a.
follows November DsiaasS. prccmbcr
aS2@a NJ January, nn, February, araOan "a
Mar'h. ioOyaioOi, April, 10 Iotsi0.ii, May,
10 1910 ~ June, 10 aaiO27; July, 10 $40
iOn. August ioT@io ~. sales, iai 80
bales.
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LIVERPOOL.
At noon Spots-Pirm. prices sufrcniug a
little Sales. 1850 bales II which Amcri.
can $500 bales. Receipts. H,0o bales Of
which American laO0ha Closing quota.
tions wcrc N follows Ordinary, 4,sd good
ordinary, i3igl, low middlinE, SD, good
middling 0 7.iGl; middling uplands, Odd
middling Orleans, bhd.
Ruiurs opened steady a, an advance. and
closed steady, M follows
THE prices are given IN pence aud 6iths
thus % means tGjDtd. aud Dol means
. l.Btd
All pm November. s iGd, buyers No.
yembcr Dcvcmhcr. : t4d, sellers December
January o iJd. sellers, January. February,
o iSd, SELLER. February. March, blid, ~fllrrs,
march April, . ijd, sellers, April. May, ilI,
buyers, May-June, s isd. buyers JuneJuly,
o ssl, buyers.
AVERAGE WEIGHTS.
Average weights II Memphis cotton iof
two months ending November II
Pounds lolnds
iss....-.'...... .'9AsO isss........ .''y' '''V'
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The spot market opcucd firm and closed
q, N. middiing. Oa.lCr. Sales GOpo bales
" ,iaiions were q, fellows Ordinary,
'.,'y. good ordinary, 500; low mid
dd,g, siS.iGs middlns. o3icc. good mid.
ling, p7.iGc.
Fuu TVS opened steady at advance aud
closed steady, ~ follows November Us
Ctai7. December, p9ltnsi. January. n1yf
g3l; February, oiuan "; March, p5i.
April. sG,@n ~. Nav. n5JGt0Il. June. . ~
PSI. July. naaaan, August psoan.yn
Saics, ii0spO bales
many roar ,ND INTERIOR MARKET
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NV Yons. Nov. a--lhuk clearing, today
vcr, siI,. m. ssit balance sl.WuW''
nVrtvnrr. Mi. Nov. h...lauk ,lo,ripr,
TODAY wrrc II .i,lluli; balances. s,S,pl
I.o4rnN. Mas, Nov q HANK ,lrnr.r,. fan.
day wcp sii,sla.OoD. balance, N.vgun.
ST. lnuis Mo, NOV, , The bank clcii.
Ing, ,uiay wcrc sS.3Oi,J>o hailucg,. So. ,Nn
PmlAprlrui,, Ia. No, 5-uank clear.
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Grain. Provisions and groceries.

ines today were so,7ao,97O; balances, s., 39S,
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nen.l- aus, s,..L..

u following ksi u corrected regularly
and h,.y be- rcrardodas the latest quotations
nASgsroCks
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Sra,H-Purs white. SIC. OF white. CSC.
yellow clarified. 6',c refined A, 6Hc gfnnu-
lated e., powdered. -, cut Loaf, 5'sc EASY.
MCE-louisiana Ses'sg Carolina, "g"'sci
strong
C,sntrs s,ieks. al dtss, In bots.. pals
aud barrels 5'sa's. fancy assorted, Iif1Ioc,
firm.
soar ap c,.ntss soap 3s51fc. can.
die. fall veisht ss.fa9.
Casr.r-Ncw York factory. e.. fnll cream.
MANY Young America i1c.
toTFTs =fomm0l, 1850 ordinary, $40
Nar hir lsafi'.c, prime Rio, 2kc.
ohoice io fancy, 2i'.s9 -. Old government
s,T . saginaw. VI HsGi ~ per barrel.
sacks. tine. 81 sol ~. roar-c. VI iO0Ii ~,
pockcts. blcnchci. " 25 mixed, barrels,
$40 Nv. MIXED 2Ad5c
CANNIp Goops-rine apples, 81 2,Nti ~.
rcarhc-. pounds, standard, ~ OO : pounds.
standard. " ~. seconds, 81 ~. Toma.
toes. pounds, standard, slCtl 10. pounds.
standard 81 2iCti N Strawberries, 81 IA.
Raspherrics 81 "a Hlackbcrtic., " iS6ft -.
Grcn garcs, 81 7S6ll ~ Pear, 81 7jta1 -.
Plunis, 81 1sal -. Asparagus, 81 1894 ..
Grrcn curn, 81 25Ctl ~. 6rvcn peas, VI ana
10. Cove oysters, full weight, ! pound, vi;
2 pounds. 81 b50dl 20, light weight
/ pound. ONCOhc. 2 pounds, sldl 10, Con.
| dru,rd milk Crown. " 1St5 81 Eagle, " -,
| Swiss, - IS salmon. g. - Snrlincs ~ 90
| mustard sanlincs, 81 -. Mackcvl, VI so
herring mackcwl, 81 -
Moi,ssrs Louisiana. common to fair zoo
IN, prime iocloic, 42,dbhy syrup 2Haih',
| centrifugal common IN lair 2Atd2S prime To
choice, in,ai,c. ianry, iNtioc, firm,
household s.rpi,...
Arrip- Kentucky stock. 81 iO6t3 ~ per
hrl dried apples, aaal per pound from
store. Dried peaches, U,aic from storc.
| NmrrNntrs-O Onions, - zoos ~ pcr brit
Cabbage Northern. Sl2di3 PEE 100 kaut--
hrrls, " ~, hall barrels, 81 90 Garlic
81 per iO.
licKlrs-Barrcl.. " sos'; half barrel. o.
Ca ~
E.Ds=Sicady at tSr
Euur-Omnvcs Nisf3 ~ per boz, tGCiG 20
pct brl lemons SI0c3 10 per box Bananas
q btt2 - pet bunch
| Nuts=tnrolnut, a. per 100 Peanuts -
| Virginia a.. Tennessee, farmers stugk. Nd
a. roasted &c higher shcllcd, loc. rccans
H.irNns, 1CiN.
| KNrVa- London Layers, ST. layer s. -.
California. $40.
! rutNors-Fifm. selling nt Sjc6Gtl 10 per
IN 80 per brl sweet potatoes, 81 5od2
per hH
cprg New Yor. ~ 80 per brl aud s. ~
per hult hri
I bwura Butcr.ic. in6l5c. creamery. ~
Ph dairy, lStt1r. country butter lbtt'Ar.
fotlIE Chickens Spying, 81 go! ~,
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Prnnlr spccla,lcs. Muliori.
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CUricunA, the great skn cure aud Curicuga
goAr, az cxqulsii kin hvautlhef externally and
tuficvH, NroiNhst, the new blood purifier. In.
and blood diseases from pimplc, 10 scrniuia.
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soid e,cywhem Prize Crticunl. ~. soar. -
RtsoivlNt o. frIafcd by the PoTtrn DEra sNp
tuYuitat co. baton. Mass
ss-~cnd ior How a. Curr shin Dlsrascs. a
paHcs, ~ illnsim'lons and ino ie,tlmoHlals
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LoSpoS, Nov. 5-liar silver iSa.d per
ounce.
r,us. Nov. 5-Thrc pee cent rutr. ~
Tor thc account.
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BAGGING-6is67.c.
TIrs-Sl nal ~
SHor--Drop, 81 IS; buck, 81 60.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
What is a. Bohemian !?

There has been considerable discus
sion at one time and another as to the
traits and qualities which 60 to make
up social bohemian. A fashionable
lady once, in describing to another her
idea Of the genus, said with ready
tongue: You are q bohemian when
you are dirty and lag and your clothes
are old Perhaps this description fits
the popular conception, but it is to be
commended for its epigra quail.
tity rather than it's absolute accuracy.
The truth is that there are bohemians
and bohemians and that not Ill Of them
Car be said to be either ragged or de-
tficient in personal cleanliness, II an
artist OF q literary person is sufficiently
|improyi dent he may be & bohemian, or
he may be one By simply neglecting the
usual social forms and loafng and
dreaming with his pipe. Some contend
that an enlarged faculty for drinking
beer is an essential, and there have
been circumstances which went to sup
port that view. Is is told. for instance,
Of most gifted bohemian living ia
New York that in answer to the ques-
ton, do you drink much beer p he
replied, g q, not much; there isn't
much il the city. = But undoubtedly
there are pretty wide limits in which
one may De q bohemian, and no habit
10 an absolute condition Hayper's
WesEly. sss
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
Are Corsets Beneficial

More men die Of tion than wom-
en- and it has been attempted to explain
this by surprising that corsets help to
maintain q healthful condition Of the lungs
because they restrain abdominal breath.
ing and compel chest or rib brea thing,
causing a better ventilation OF the upper
portion Of the lungs, or those two apices
OF the lungs which might be called attica
where dust accumulates and decay begins,
but if ccrsets do have any beneficial effect
in this way it is pro badly more than coun-
ter balanced by the evil effects of their COM
preston Of the vital parts below the dia-
phragm. The stomach, liver and spleen
are organs no less important than the
lungs and to crowd them out of place or
impair their functions by tight corsets will
inevitably produce diseases as serious as
consumption. As there is often spirit Of
good in things evil, corsets may not be an
'unmitigated nuisance, and indeed much
depends upon the style and how they are
adjusted, but the more they are so adjust
ed as to compel chest breathing, the more
certain they will be to produce disaster
somewhere below the chest. The best way
to induce chest breathing and ventilate
every portion Of the lungs is by rapid ex-
ercise or by enforced deep respiration
practiced once or twice daily.-Dr. Foot's
Health Monthly.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
He Answered the Advertisement

. There is a good story about an old
gentleman who had been accustomed
to go to Europe every year with an
old crony as travelling companion.
One year his friend died and was ac-
cordingly unable to come. The old
gentleman, after much thought, in
serted an advertisement asking anyone
who wished to go to Europe under
pleasant auspices to apply to him, and
giving his address. This advertise
ment was seen late one. night by a
young man who had been dining free
". He cogitated q while, and then
told the club porter to caH hanson.
The cab was procured, and with little
muscular exertion on the part of the
porter and cabby the young man was
slowed away in it's recesses. He told the
man to drive to the address given in
the advertisement. Arrived there he
was assisted to the sidewalk, and with
much dignity ordered the cabby to
practice on the bell and knocker of the
old-fashioned residence. The adver-
tiser stuck his venerable head ont of
the window. and after parley con-
Quoted with explosive indignation from
the window and unruhled assurance
from the sidewalk the ancient came
down and I'm bolted the door. When
he had picked up the diner and stood
him in a corner the following CONVEX
sation took place: Nov, sir, what do
you mean BY waking me up at this
hour?'' "Come t. answer ,vertise-
ment. = '.Well, sir, this is no time to
come on such an errand; what have
you to sayP' '.pve come to tell you
very sorry cant 60 with you" Nea0
York Tribune. - 49, ~ n Z
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05

TO MISS heeu, ana beg 10 INFORM Sner
that Mrs. Elizabeth Drake has been
proved the nearest Of kin. and conse-
|sqaently heir law to the f5OO left BY
the late Mr.. James landlord 3
Miss Reed folded up the letter. and
put soberly into her jacket pocket
She had scarcely realized before how
much she had been counting upon il.
There was nothing left now but to put
on 9 brave face and make the best Of
lit. Isl
Mrs. Stewart. Z she said. Knocking
at the door Of that lady 8 sitting-room.
before she began her morning practices.
= want to tell you I have heard
about. that legacy at last. =
ell ~ Mrs. Stewart looked up
from her desk, pen ia hand.
Its not well, s said Barbara, trying
TO smile. There is some one nearer
than I ANA Mrs Elizabeth Drake.
She gets il all lit was f5O0. = =
Mrs. Steward laid down her pen and
patted the girls shoulder kindly.
Never mind, Barbara; ron may be
glad to have missed it some day, though
Its not pleasant now, There are many
other good things in the world beside
money" RI .3... Il.
at would have helped very nicely,
though" sighed Barbara. ].
No doubt; but it's not to be, SO just
try and forget it. You know You are
not utterly dependent upon it, .E..., 4.
AS Barbara crossed the hall to the
school-room that afternoon she en-
countered Mr.. Lawrence. He was
standing at the table buttoning his
light gloves. She saw at the first glance
that Mrs. Stewart had told him of her
disappointment. She hesitated one
instant, then went straight up to him.
7 ."You see I am not to come into a
fortune, after all,' she said, quietly.
So it seems" he said, coldly, not
looking up from refractory button.
..But It was not much Of a fortune,
after. all. thought it was to be five
or six times that amount
II wish had never heard of it," "
spoke Barbara, looking at him in scorn-
ful surprise. lit has been nothing but
an upset and annoyance"
''Y-es, it is rather pity-dsappoint.
ing and waste of time, too. Well,
am going into the country for a few
weeks, Miss Reed, so good afternoonif
Idon't chance to see you again.
t.Good afternoon" returned Bar
bara, with a frigid bow, as she opened
the school.room door.
A tiny note was dropped into the pill
lar-post that same evening addressed to
Mr.. John Grant. -. 80.
"Dear john it ran, 'rm not half
good enough for you, but if you still
wish it'll try" "
1t was not, perhaps, great achieve
ment in the way of composition for a
young lady who had been under Mrs.
Stewards guidance for so long, but it
perfectly satisfied the person it was in
tended for, and much .loftier epistles
have often failed in that respect.
''.Mrs. Stewart, that unfortunate leg
acy was something to my advantage,
after ALL" Mrs. John Grant said some
months later: Il don't know what Mrs.
Elizabeth Drake did with it. but. I do
know would not change with her.
The missing it has brought me far more
happiness than the getting it ever
could. " FRI
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
Had Learned Another Way.

Harper's Bazaar.
One winter evening, not % any years
ago, at Do lestown, Pa. three young
lawyers were seated at 8 table ia the
Law Library room playing card. One
Mt hem had recently been AZ Omitted to.
practice law md during the evening
he frequently used the expression,
SIS t il nc. The ncorrectness Of the
phrase grated upon the ears Of the
other two lawyers. and at last one
said: Joseph. don't you know you
are frequently saying, It is me, when
You are well aware that you should
say, 1t is IT, 355
IS He replied. Jacob, I know I should
say sc g but I say il incorrectly
rom habit, 3
Jacob said, II think / can aid you
.in saying it Incorrectly if you viii only
commit to memory the rhyme, 1T is
!, said the spider to the fy.
We'll, that would aid me, admit, !"
said Joseph, s.it I had not committed
Other rhyme when q boy"
. Inquired Jacob. ''Well, what is
that? = Y. a .s. "a e 5..:.5=
Joseph said, 1T is me, said the spi.
der to the hea.' =
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
NON lN!I;TELLIGo.


With Wearied eye and infinite thought
4 seek what lies beyond; n
While through unnumbere years and space
Fancy pursues her random race,
But ever to despond
For turn whichever way or where, II.
TO things OF earth or things Of air.
The unknown and the grand
Elude the sense, perplex the mind,
Serve bat TO render reason blind, .
cannot unerstand. y
And yet, feel within me rise
z A force cannot qleil Vs. rs 5#ssssA
Desires outstretching all control 81 q s
Spurred by the eyer-seeking soul
That hastes its needs to tell; SIS
And 50 reason, that in spite
! OF present darkness, earthly blight,
There is . bright land,
Where keener sense, and vision bright
Shall prompt my soul with radiant light 81
ITO see and understand, =
--N. " Alien, Il, TIE Current
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
Value of Land in London.
From the London Times.

From the London Times.
A site was offered for letting on
building lease by auction recently at
the Mart, which illustrates the great
value Of land in good positions in the
city OF London. The site in question
is that now occupied by the old build
ing Il, Is and Is St. Swithin's Lane,
embracing a total area OF 2,O36 feet,
having a frontage to St.. Swithin's
Lane OF So feet Z inches, and 'front.'
age to Salters' Hall court in the rear.
This was offered to be let for a term
of8O years, and attracted considerable
interest and much competition. The
biddings commenced with an offer of
$500 q year, and ultim ately reached
s1,12O a year, the lessees to rebuild
the premises and to expend not less
than 81, 900. 1t was understood in
the room that the site had been
acquired by a bank, but whether for
the construction Of banking premises
or as an investment did not transpire.
The price agreed to be paid represents
a rental OF just a little over lis. per
square foot. @ q: Y
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
Afraid to- Go East.

How's Jimp' asked ! man Of the
West hotel Of 8 Dakota friend He's
living 10 your town yet Isn't hep
Yes He's all right, guess. :
side lots Of money, hasn' I hep
Barrels 81 Il. 8
into politics. and has been very
successful, have heard. ''
81 I.s3s
3 Why don't no 20 east7 He used ID
10y that be would just q soon as he
rot q little none s
10 thinks he would % unyyiiss' 8.
81 r''
s15s' 8 grown % conf anded1y oon-.
sceitel that H. q afraid g 20 east Tor.
lear the wet will % M. liane-
sOro RI .1oh51s1
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
Seeds That GerniAats Qaickly.

The human system Is a fruitful son, and
among seeds that germihate most rapidly In &
are those 81 rheumatism aud NEURALGIA. A
slight cold, brought on BY sitting IL 9 draught,
net feet or damp clothes, will develop either OF
those abominRble painful maladies with I'M
pleasant rapidity. The proper preventive Of
tins agonixing vegetation Is Hostetter's Stomach
Btters, 4 medicine which nu1lides tendency to
either OF the maladies named, and soothes the
aches which they, cause. Nor - IL less elective
as remedy for rhenmat ism thau as ita preven-
tive. 8 fact az amply attested 90 any other re-
=latins to it, curative properttes. Mariners,
found ID d faithful preservattve of health In un-
favorable REGIONS, aud 8 benign remedy Tor ma
.larial disorders, and stomach, liver and bowel
complaints. u IS q line promoter OF appetite
and capital tonic
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
Will Upset Some Of tn. De,il'. Plans.

Two years ago a South American fodder
nary power OF stopping the appetite forliq-
uors, effects OF dissipation and nervous
exhaustion Of women at once, without
stimulation or reaction. leaving no NOR
bid Appstites or bad effects more than any
ordinary food. It created SO much excite
ment among the church people and doe
tors, that Q large mandatory was start
Ell, over Ave million quart bottles were
sold the first months. The whole country
are astounded at the size OF the demand.
The Grocers and Druggists are full oft. 1t
il only SO cts aquart bottle. The. women
swarm after it. 5# aszt#}5%E
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05

81 The educational committee Of the Geor-
gia house and senate. in joint session, re-
ported III favor Of the Glen bill. which tor.
bids any teacher TO Steach a white child in
g colored school, OF q colored child Ia q
white school, the schools being kept sepa-
rate by Is law Or the state. here was
little discussion il the commit tee, every
white man voting for the bill. The two
scolored members voted adversely. 4.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
John Taylor, head of the Mormon church
died at Salt Lake '",E.z IT,. RI

ton Of beet containing ita ENTIRE NUTRITIOUS PROP
EEI1Es. It contains blood making force generating
t tnd ns fSr ndge
general debility ALSO in all enfeebled conditions
whether the result Of exhaustion nervous prostraon
from pulmonary complaints. HAZARD, HAZARD i
Co.. ProprietorS New York. Sold by DragRists.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05

Faithfulness is necessary in all kinds Of
work. Especially is it necessary in treat
ing cold, to procure the best remedy. which
10 Aliens Lung Balsam, and take it faith
fully according to directions, and it viii
cure cold every. time and prevent fatal
results. Sold by all druggists at 25c., Soc,
and S1.0O q bottle.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05

Unlike other ca thar tics, Dr.. Pierce's.
4 Pellets do not render the bowels costive
alter operation, but, on the contrary e.
tablish permanently healthy action. Be-
ing entirely vegetable, no particular care Is
required while using them. By Druggists.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05

Aliens iron Tonic Bitters will impart
cheerfulness, viyacity and buoyancy Of
spirits. All genuine bear the signature OF
J. P. Allen, Druggist, St. Paul, MINI.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05

is the title OF q large illustrated treatise.
by Dr.. r. v. Pierce, Buffal 0, N. Y, sent to
any address for ten cents in stamps. 1t
teaches successful self treatment.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover is
unequaled for restoring gray hair to it's
natural color, promoting growth, and pro.
ducing new hair on bald heads.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
Woman and Her Diseases

s. At Falmouth, KY, Joseph Meave, q
farmer, was murdered by his son John.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05

Gen. J. W. Comfy, the Ohio Journalist,
and DR.. e. D. standilord, Senator Beck's
opponent in Kentucky, departed this life q
few dava ago 5s3l E 4@a.ysst $3.50 y sH.Eat u
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05

The Frazer Axle Grease is the best in the
world. Sold everywhere. Use it. r..
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05

/: Harry 'Hartney, a brakeman, has been
held responsible for the accident near Cum.
berland, Wis. ~ -